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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-16

the two were sitting side by side, White
suddenly rose in his seat, raised his
manacled bands and struck Wilcox in
the face. Wilcox reached to his pocket
for his gun, but the desperate was too
quick for him. White in some wGy Oh
tanned hold on the gun and pointed it
toward Wilcox, but in the struggle the
latter succeeded in getting his finger be-
hind the trigger so that it could not be
pulled.
Meantime the widest tumult arose
among the passengers in the car, and all
ran out except one woman. While the
Two combatants were in the interesting
position described the woman ran behind
White, jumped on him and forced him
down, thereby enabling Wilcox to eXtri.
cate himself and oyerpower the prisoner.
The latter was on bis arrival in Detroit
put under strong guard and hurried to
the prison. He was confined there for
some time, aud was atterward removed
to Albany, where ne has remained up to
the time Of mis- release. Unless his years
OF confinement have operated materially
on bis character, his being set at large
VIII hardly prove conducive to the well
fare ofsuch communities in which he
may take up mis- abode.
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3ttenirai.
Chills, Fever and Malaria.

"In low latitudes and especially in ma
larlal districts where Chllls and Fever are
almost universal the Judicious use OF
Simmons Liver Regulator, as Preventive
and Tonic, will secure immunity
from the weakening and dangerous effects
OF Malaria, and will cure Chills and Fe-
yer and all malarial disorders. A cloud
OF witnesses, numbering the best and
noblest of the lana, Will attest the truth
OF this remark. The Regulator acts
mildly upon the hillary ducts, is free from
mercury, and perfectly harmless. "-H.
II. JONES, Macon, Ga.
81 had Chills and Fever for number OF
years, which greatly affected my nervous
system. Am always bilious, but when
feel the attack coming on a good dose OF
Simmons Liver Regulator will always re-
lieye me."-DR. G. FREEpENsTEGN, South
Boston, Va.
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A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
ON
Waldburg Street.
c. n. Dorsett. Auctioneer,

Will sell at the Court House on TUESDAY,
March Ist, 1857,
The desirable two-story residence on wald-
burg street, between Barnard and jefferson,
known as No. IT'S Waldburg.
This residence contains seven rooms, and
has all the modern conveniences. 1t was ar
ranged With view specially to the comfort
and convenience OF a medium size family.
and is well adapted thereto. The construc-
tion OF the house and material used received
the personal supervision OF the owner. and
will stand the test OF time. There is large
yard and two-story outbuilding. A portion
Of the purchase money may be allowed to re-
main opss-rhSst.
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ACosy Farm on the Salts
c. h. DOrsett, kuctioneer,
VIII sell at the Court House on TUESDAY,
March LIST, 1887,

Ihirty-two and half acres of good land,
being portion OF the Placentia tract, about
four aud half m1ies from Bay street, on
good shell road
This place has beautiful front on the creek
lsaltl ana runs back TO the skidaway road.
IL y very near Thunderbolt. AMI. therefore,
accessible by cars leaving Bolton street sew
cral times each day. The improvements are
good. comfortable residence IN good repair
and all the necessary outbuidings. There IS
a 'ne orchard 90 the place. pears, peaehcs,
plume. ngs, ETC., and iirst rate landing
Fsn. erabs. oyeters, etc, are plentiful IN the
vicinity.
good portion Of the purchase money eau
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1ttnEelial.rnua.


. OBI. II. TATEM,. Commission Merchant
IA and Real Estate Agent, No. 1856 Bay
street near Haywood, Gage Col, savan-
nah, Ga. will give personal attention to buy
ing and selling Real Estate, Managing Estates,
Collecting of Rents, ETC.; also Will sell AT
auction Household Effects. etc.
nRINK-The Newest, the incest, the
IL Sweetest. the Purest, and the Best. at
LIVIhGSTON'S PHARMACY, Leader, In
PRODUCER and Originator of all the fancy tenn
perance drinks ever sold in Savannah,
IF you are in want of Lap Robes, Horse
l. Blankets. Wagon, Buggy or Team Harness.
Ladies', Gents or Boys Saddles and Brides,
Mill or Gin Betting of anv kind. Trunks and
Travelling Bags from the cheapest to the
finest grades, you will find n nice. well selec-
ted stock to choose from at w. b. NELL b
CO.'S, 100 Congress street.
DIANOS RUINED by Imperfect or lrregu-
i lar Tuning. Poor economy TO employ
cheap Tuners. BEST and CHEAPEST way
to keep always in PLAYING order and ensure
preservation is to place IN sole charge of our
experienced Tuner by the year. Our Mr.. IL.
n. MOORE with us many yearsl is an eX-
pert, and thoroughly conscientious in his
work. Yearly Tuning IS, four regular tun-
Ings. more if needed. replacing broken
strings and regulating action, keys, etc, in
Guided. Single Tuning SO. No competition
with cheap Tupers-here this month and f
the next. Best work costs more, but is yet the
cheapest. LUDDEN Il BATES $. NJ. H..
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C. -, pornrtt'n Gniant,s.
G. .. pnrnrtf'n gniantm.
18th Annual
AUCTION SALE
-OF-
Rich and Elegant Triple and
QuadrlplG SilV8rWars,

Manufactured by the old and reliable
TAUNTON SILVER PLATE CO., ROGERS,
and other we'll known makers. consisting Of
Elegant Gold-lined Epergnes and Centre
Pieces, Rich Hand chased Tea Sets and Urns,
Tureens, Ice Pitchers, Tea SAVERS, Wine
Sets, Ice Bowls, Wine Coolers fitting Sets,
twenty different styles of Butter Dishes, Din
ner and Breakfast Casters in all patterns,
Elegant Toilet Sets and Vases in cut glass
Syrup Cups, Pickle Casters, Celery Dishes
Vegetable. Baking and Cha1ng Dishes. Water
Sets, Walters tall sizes). Nut Bowls, 80 differ
ent styles of Cake and Berry Dishes. Card Re.
ceIvers, Goblets, Cups tall patterns), Aanss,,.si
Rings; and large lot not in the 6gue.
Vases and Dishes of high order, thand
painted,) underglazed ana burnt in.
so dozen of Rogers anu Meriden Knives,
Forks, Spoons, Pie and Fish Knives, Ladies,
Etc. Etc., Etc, together with besSSiful
collection of French Mantel Clocks with
Cathedral Gongs, Bronzes, figures, statuettea,
Bronze and Fancy Piano and Parlor Lamps
with rich hand painted shades.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-16
CHEAP ADVERTISING,
One Cent a Word.

ADVERTISEMENTS, is Words or
more, in this column (the best in the paper)
inserted for ONE CENT A WORD, Cash
IN Advance. each insertion.
Ecerybody ,oho has any ,odnt TO supply,
anything to buy or to sell, any business or
accommodations to secure. indeed, any toish
tOQratlfN. should ndrertfSe In this column.
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2fsillinrru.
NEW GOODS
Spring Use !!
PLATSHE KS.
1873 BROUGHTON STREET.

are now displaying Elegant Novelties and
Staples IN their various departments.
1900 yards white Pique Checks inches
wide, extra quality. at lOc, sold elsewhere at
l2l2c.
$500 yards white Cambria and Lace Stripes,
elegant patterns, inches wide, at l0c, sold
for l5c elsewhere.
1900 white Nalnsook and Lace Stripes and
Checks, inches wide, at l5c, worth fully 22c.
200 yards Satin Stripe White Lawns, -
inches wide. at l5c, sold elsewhere at zoe.
200 pieces Victoria Lawns, Check and Stripe
NainsOoks, Creole Fancy Lawns, and many
other styles, at prices guaranteed below
others. Examine these goods.
% dozen Children's Black and Solid
Color Brilliant LiSIe Ribbed Hose
only Soc, magnificent even for soc.
rs PAIR white Nottingham Lace Curtains
at 81 25, 81 81, 50 so and up per pair; great
values.
100 Nottingham Lace Bed Sets only 81 so, SO,
and 81; worth fully so per cent, more.
60l yards White Nottingham Curtain Lace
at Csc, 85c, SOC; worth nearly double.
lot Nottingham Lace Tides and Splashers
at any price TO close them out.
Ladies Muslin Underwear
AT POPULAR LOW PRICES.
MILLINERY REDUCED. - Our Ladies'
81 rs Hats are now 75c; those formerly 81 are
now SOC; those formerly 75c are now 25c; those
formerly SOC are now l5c.
KID GLOVES REDUCED.-Ladies' Gloves
that we're 81 30 and 81 % are now 81; Gloves
formerly 81, now 75c; Gloves formerly 75c are
now Soc.
DRESS TRIMMINGS REDUCED.--Fringes
PassementeTles, Ornaments, Buttons, Feather
Trimmings, ETC., down to one half former
price.
New Spring Parasols,
with Natural, Celuloid and Ebony handles,
in 20, p. "a and 26-inch lengths, at prices that
defy competition.
GIVE US A CALL
P. Snail orders viii receive our
prompt and careful attention. Samples sent
to all points free of charges.
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legal Salrn.
Gegai Noticrs.

r<YS7F gss~E*FEEs
~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. Notice IS
" hereby given TO all parties having de-
mands against THOMAS j. CHARLTON,
late of Chatham county, now deceased,
to present them to me, properly made out,
within the time prescribed by law, SO as to
show their character and amount: ami all
persons indebted to said deceased are hereby
required to make Immediate payment to me.
SAVANNAH, February 10, 1887.
HORACE A. CRANE,
Administrator estate of Thomas j. Charlton,
deceased.
n EORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-Notice is
VI hereby given 70 all persons having de-
mands against BENJAMIN 3. FERRILB.de-
ceased, to present them to me, properly made
out, within the time prescribed by law, so as TO
show their character and amount; and all
persons indebted TO said deceased are hereby
required to make immediate payment 10 me.
JANUARY Is, 1887. II. +. RAVENEL.
Qualified Executor will Ii. q. Ferrill. decd.
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Rpnnta to Aent.
Dousrs ano storsn for asent.

NOR RENT. with privilege oil purchase,
II building Lots in Brownvlle. Southville
and Eastand, at 60c. to 81 a month. Lots to
lease near Whitaker and Anderson streets.
Apply to DR.. l.. A. FALLIGANT, Isl South
Broad street.
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Rafflr,

ID AFFLE.-All chances on the 4-year old
HI Pony Horse are now signed for. The
owner will call for payment of the dollar to-
daY. The ratlle occurs at FernandeZ's cigar
store FRIDAY NIGHT at o'clock.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-16

NOR SALE, four well-bred game stays.
Il Apply 81 MONTGOMERY street between /
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Lont an1 Eounn.

D0G LOST; English bull terrier. white
~ answers to name of Peggy. Suitable re-
ard paid on returning her TO rs CASTOR st.
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grrgonai.


A NONYMOUS note received. Thanks, But
"a having two assistants fan to understand
which yOn mean. Further information So
Iclted through mail; will be considered con-
hdential and gratefully received.
F the party who took by mistake an UNI
L hrella out of Altmayer's store on Saturday
Will kindly return the same to III Perry
street the act Will be appreciated.
VOLU.-Call at o'clock to-day. HAM.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-16

DOR SALE, Two shares Railroad Loan
Il Association stock; AZ paid in. e. Ii. DOR
SETT.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-16

CALL aud select your Spring Suit; the Sc
~ lection.of styles is extra fine. GAZAN,
Bull street.
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employment lIJantrO.

WANTED, by a married man, graduate of
w N. Y. C. p, l6 years. experience. situa-
ton in wholesale or retail store; bestof refer
ences. Address Il. c. NJ, Columbia, S. C.
WANTED, by a young lady, position as
Bull street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-16

CAPODINE TOOTH POWDER.-A fresh
~ lot of this superior and popular toilet
article, prepared by q. NJ. HEIDI a co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-16

Grip 5Damteo.
WANTED. young man OF Is or 20 years
w of age to work in au office. Address in
own handwriting, with references, care of
Morning News office, MARTELO.
WANTED, two live canvassing agents for
w the History of the Confederate States
Navy. Apply at SCHRElNER'S.
WANTED, a good circular sawyer for
w mill in the country. Address ROUN-
TREE GARBUTT, Midwife, Ga.
WANTED, boy 16 years to work in grocery
w store. Apply at JOHN o. SMIIH'5
store, Thunderbolt road.
WANTED, a good dress goods salesman;
w only competent man need apply. |.
DASHER & co.
w ANTED, a stewardess. Apply at steam
w er Pope Catin on Thursday morning.
XNANTED-by New York Importing and
w Jobbing Tea house-a flrst-class salesman
for the southern tates; none but mon of eX-
perience and having an established trade need
apply. Address with fun particulars and
written references. DANIEL ELLIS
Woodruff, New York city
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QbotoarapbD.

WANTED. every body 10 know wILSON''
w 10 Headquarters for Fine Cabinet Photo
graphs; family groups ana 64eHs&ds al
rect from the negatives zaGfehot FfiOtos pric,
three dollars and fifty e16ts dozen. j. N
WILSON, 81 Bull street.
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zfliprrIlanroue.

NOW is the time TO purchase Flower Seed,
~ while you can get 500 papers from which
to select at HEID1'S.
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For Sale.

EOR SALE, a Fed irish setter Dog. sired
Il by the prize dog Glenco, well broke, at
-! Congress street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-16

VNHOsE TWO GIANTS. That's what they
Il call our two New York Professional
Piano Movers, who can pick up large piano
and carry IL bodily up three flights OF stairs.
No patent track, no noise. just pure muscle
and long experience. Pianos moved, boxed
and shipped-safety, speed and quiet. LUD-
DEN n BATES 8. M. III.
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I OOK out for bargains; no nonsense; don't
IL believe what you rcad. but call and see
our immense line OF House Furnishing Goods,
Furniture. Stoves and Shades, at prices at
which you can supply your wants, az NATH-
AN BROS, 1856 Congress street
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A Social Celebrity OF Greece.

The Madam Edmund Adam, of Athens, is
Miss Sophie Tricoupis. the sister of the Prime
Minister She 10 a lady Of advanced years, but
Of great talent and indomtable energy. Once
she possessed great beauty, and still retains the
mysterious gift the French call le charme. and
this magnetism she exerts to strengthen her
brothers political credit. This slender fragile
looking old lady lives surrounded by flowers
Her brothers friends. knowing her fondness for
them, send her dozens of boquets every day.
She never goes anywhere but receives from
10 in the morning until midnight In Athens
she is a power AS a correspondent she is in
detachable. writing dozens of letters in as many
different languages every day. When she lived
in London with her father. the Greek minister
she made the acquaintance of Miss Susan Dallas
whose father. George M. Dallas, was at that
time American minister to the court of ST.
James An intimacy between the two girls
rpened into friendship and thew have CORES
ponded at intervals ever since Miss Tricoupis
never married. Her heart, it 10 said is buried
in the grave of hero, but che is the most de-
Tricoupis' success is of her making
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metropolitan Eancies.

New York Nj all and Express.
China Grape ehaws now ''obtain" for table COW
ers in the fashionable country-house
Solid silver chains for grdles or for looping up
dresses are among new and novel things seen.
Now, more than ever. it is the man who wears
the clothes. and not the clothes themselves
Long, wicker-covered bottles OF cologne dang
ling from the waist are the thing in travelling.
Gold and silver glove buttoners, hanging from
q chatelaine at tho breast are quite the fashion.
Fancy waistcoats can only be safely INDUCED
in by men who have Joe Sedley" wardrobe.
Lemonade pitchers OF colored glass in the
shape of watering pot are among latest novel
ties
make the girls of the period loook as il in
cage.
For travelling many women prefer silk to kid
gloves this season, and thereby exhibit good
sense
Bonnet pins become moro and more elaborate
aud expensive, tho designs now running to in
sects-
People in mourning have their alligator travel
ling bags covered with black muslin, bound in
black.
Even the men have taken to carrying gold
handled umbrellas. but they may have been bor-
rowed!
jewelers. say new and fashionabls combina-
tior in fnger-rnes for ladies in rubies and dia.
monds
For the coming season ladies' visiting cards
will be smaller than heretofore and perfectly
square.
Silver bangles have as "danglers" tennis rack
cts, croquet mallets and other seasonable orna-
mente.
Manicure sets in velvet and plush now come
small enough to fit appropriately in a hand
satchel
Those who can afford it now have the family
crest made up in precious stones for lace or
breastpin.
English bath chairs now dot the Long Island
and New Jersey shores in greater numbers than
ever before.
Latest Partisan bonnets are by means
high as they were. and are exceedingly simple
and pretty.
Some of the new silver belts imported are
studded with Roman pearls. and Latin motto
on the clasp.
Many Of the newest tailor-made suits for
young ladies have the dummy" white pique
vests and collar.
new kind of travelling flask has place for
spoon; sugar and condensed lemon waters in the
leather cover
Bon-bons are very charming this season. and
when the candies are eaten, the baskets are
pretty ornaments.
Any woman who has not got at least one lace
founced dress in her wardrobe ia something like
. mile and tire quarters behind the procession.
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kicking7 Villas and Garland are the only sensi-
BILE and politicians in the Cabinet Was
does his work without fuss and keeps his mouth
shut. He treats all newspaper men courteousiy
and never gets abused. Look at Garland NO
man in Office has been abused more tnan ne.
Does he write whining ietters7 Not he. He
.ralks the streets with head erect in conscious
honor and says nevera word defensive. offensive,
explanatory or deprecatcry. Inc rest are as
sensitive "a an old maid and take the puniest
and pettiest means of airing their Injuries Why.
/ am told to-day, that Secretary Endicott has
given orders that the compiled war records are
no more to be open to the inspection of newspaper
mon as heretofore, simply because he has been
criticised for his part in the fool flag order
Much more did the old Democrat say disgust
edlv to the same effect.
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CONCERNING WOMEN.

Mrs. Matte Osborne is realestate and rental
agent IN Boston.
Five young ladies' received the baccalaurate
degree from the Harvard annex this year.
The next annual meeting of the Indiana W. c.
T. u. will be held at Frankfort, May. 1883
The Charming Memorial Church at Newport,
r. l.. has elected two women on its board of
trustees.
The women of the Presbyterian Church Of
this country are said to have raised In the past
sixteen years, g, 150. 900 for missions.
The women of Icelead will henceforth be al
lowed to pass the higher examinations, and
study in the chief classes of The Collef.e School
at Reykjavlk.
Mrs. Leavitt. the w. G. T. u. .'nound the
world missionary, recently hae an interview
with the King of SIAM who evlnced much in
terest in her account of her work and purposes
The Womens Educational and Industrial
Union OF Buffalo, n. Y, are trying to have two
women appointed to I'LL vacancies the board
of trustees of tho Buffalo State Insane ASYLUM
In Massachusetts. Maine and Iowa women have
served as trustees IN insane asylums with good
results.
A man in Lafayette, Ind. was recently granted
q divorce from his wife on the ground that she
was an lnveterate smoker and user of tobacco in
all forms. The Womau's Standard thinks that
'sif the wives of all men ~hS are addicted to its
use should seek to be released from matrimonial
bonds on that account, the courts would be in
permanent session. and lawyers would become
Immensely wealthy
Under the constitution adopted in Holland in
1914, women landowners and x-payers are en-
titled TO vote the terms men, and
during the past seventy three years any qualified
woman who desired to vote has done so without
opposition. By the recent extension of suffrage,
173, 900 persons have been enfrAnchised. Many
of them women, and large numbers of wom-
en- now regularly attend the elections
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Decorative Novelties.
Art Interchange.

Art interchange
Especial attention is being given nowadays to
the dressing Of the bed in the guest chamber,
she most elaborate work and the richest mater
ials being devoted to this use. Among the lat
est novelties may be included the newly i'm
ported embroidered linen sheets, flashed neatly
at either end by broad hem stitched hem, and
at ono end showing richly embroidered band
of ornament in Irish tambour about eighteen
to MP and over the pillows instead of
shams which are somewhat out of style Pill
low cases to accompany these very simply
finished with a broad hem stitched hem. These
sheets, according to their size and depth of en-
broidery cost from nine to ten and half dollars
each. Very new also some Chinese spreads
lined with China silk and finished at the four
corners by long and elaborate silk tassels, and
at the four sides by q ten-inch Melted fringe of
rich silks A Chinese spread is composed of
very rich satin; the colors are variously Pom
peian red lemon bronze, pale blue, cardinal,
and other grounds.
New table linen is of fine monte ground. the
monte weave resembling fine monte damask-
ing; among the richest of recent imported napery
are sets of table cloths and very large napkins
showing elaborate Insertions Of Mexican lace,
handmade in geometricaI designs between
finished with a broad hem stitched hem; a set of
this description costs $140 Very elaborate fine
monte towels come in the same style. and are
finished by long netted heading fringes and in
sertions of drawn work. Buffet scarfs are en-
riched by embrodieries in brilliant colors in
chain stitch an effective scarf Of this style
shows a fine linen monte ground and canvas
borders beyond which is a handsome deep fringe;
on the monte embroidered in cardinal at either
end is group of grif6ns rampant set in scrolls
of cardinal and old gold embroidery; in the CEN
ter Is set ornament OF vase like form from which
spring scrolls and arabesques in cardinal and
old gold. all the designs being outlined with
black line. German embroidery in full blue
outlined with white. or red and white, -or white
with embroidered outline In color, adorns other
scarfs. A refined table cloth and napkins for
q dinner table show fine monte pattern dam
asked ground with large tape border embroi-
dered with . conventional border in white silk
having the eject Of silver set worked In pure
yellow silk has the effect Of gold; this style is
called either the ''silver" or the 'gold" set.
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Philadelphia Bulletin.
II would rather have one tall man as . Gus
toner than two short Ones" said q dealer in
heaagear for gentlemen. why that il sineu-
lar" remarked the one addressed, II thought
that in your business especially two heads were
better than one.r WELL" continued the hat
ter, '.that may be true in regard to the tran
silent buyers. hut for a steady, regular custom
er give me the tall man. He requires more hats
in year than three average small men. The
tall individual cant keep hat in any decent
shape; one or two rides in street knocks
the firmness out of the body of the hat and that
ends it The tall man is always running into
the lamps in cars low doorways scrape his
crowns, and altogether his height encourages
the trade of the halter immensely"